VERY important tip! DO NOT LET GO OF THE REAR BRAKE WHEN YOU'RE COMING TO A STOP. If you let go while you're sliding 90 degrees, the tire will grab into the pavement and you will be flung OVER the bike. I learnt this the hard way!
Ain't no point in having it, if you don't. Hell, I do things like that with my restomodded Norton Commando, my dudes. XS 650, and my XS Eleven. I grew up on dirt bikes, and it translated to street bikes. Only ones I won't try it with are the Goldwing, PC 800, VT 1100, and the VTX 1800. Three due to weight, the other two, because the stand doesn't have a kick out tab. Yet.
kevin fox true there’s no point in having adv’s if you don’t get dirt on them. Although where I come from I don’t know any bike you’ve mentioned apart from the gold wing a quick google search showed you actually have a nice collection. Absolutely loved how the Xs eleven looks and the vt 1100. I would love to have my own bike one day and absolutely care and use it the way it should be but gg to you
I did the sliding U-turn once accidentally while I was practicing my U-turns on my brand new 2017 Versys 650. I was just a beginner on a big bike too, though I did ride a scooter for a few years. I tried to do a tight one on the left side and tipped the bike in too far and it started to drop. I panicked, put my left foot down, dumped the clutch and slid the back tire (on pavement) until I made a perfect U-turn and then stood it up and kept going straight. Kept practicing for 10 more minutes and went home feeling like a pro. LOL I never tried to repeat it, but it felt dope as fuck. :D
@Andrew Van Dam pretty sure any bike will slide, once you're leaned that far it doesn't take a lot of power. it's just the commitment that scares me, on pavement anyway. gravel/dirt is easy.
Okay... I'm extremely new to motorcycling and 4:10 gave me a mini heart attack. One of the most surprising things about getting big into motorcycles for the first time in my life is just how much weight the kickstand can hold. I've always wondered how people managed to lean and sit on them like a chair without worrying about falling over. Watching Ryan climb all over it too and I'm chuckling at how despite all this proof I still worry about tipping one over by breathing on it the wrong way. Or having heart attacks while simply watching him let it go mere inches off the kickstand lol
One easy thing to give you confidence on that one is to try and pull your bike onto the sidestand. Stand on your sidestand footpeg and hold onto the two outmost points on the motorcycle (on a hill if that is not enough) to load the weight onto the sidestand. Same as with just putting the bike up straight you will come to the point where the motorcycle feels nearly weightless because its center of mass is above the contact point. The sidestand is able to hold the full weight of the motorcycle by itself. When you are comfortable with that you can turn your bike 180 degrees on it. Really gives you a feel for how much weight you can put onto it before anything happens.
Depends on the bike as well. Street bikes don't have very strong side stands. So I don't try getting on the peg first to get on the seat, I don't even try to turn my bike on the stand.
Fortnine you actually have legit bike skills, very refreshing to see a channel like yours being ran by somebody who actually knows the subject matter. A lot of youtubers who make great videos lack riding skills. A lot of guys with riding skills lack video production skills. You have earned my respect!
@@Makermook I heard that this is good bike, in Canada an USA you have plenty of cheap good bikes,in shit Europe we don't have this opportunity. Good for you mate
@@King88_8 I have two 2 strokes that will wheelie and slide doing that trick. I guess that's 2 for 1 if I was any good. Sadly it's a high altitude high side when I bottle it.
My tips for the great scape (I learned it just yesterday): start moving ur bike with only clutch, not pushing, while walking on the side. When you get it and you can do it smoothly, you can put your foot on the peg while it's moving and get up. It's a lot easier than I thought
This makes me so happy! Mototrek and Fortnine need to make something together. You guys are only a few hours from each other too. West Coast for the win!
@@okolokolokolokolokolo941 I've got a bike that's been totalled at least twice. Last time I lost an argument with a camry, the price of replacement factory bars, shifter and tank was enough to write the vehicle off. So I bought the wreck back for $100 and fixed it one weekend lol. And that's how you get a rat bike. :D
I'm an old man now and don't even ride anymore hips and knees have gone, so have problems walking yet remember many decades of riding bikes with perfect balance and fluidity where man and machine were at one in perfect harmony and the limits were always practiced and known traction was never the limit, regardless of braking or accelerating balance and precise control of mechanisms pulled off some amazingly easy to do but spectacular moves. at the expense of your rubber.
You know what I love about you and your videos? There is always authenticity and substance to be found within. You have a brilliance that is approachable. When so many Moto related videos come across as shallow and cliche, you manage to respect your viewers integrity and remain relevant to riders.
You shouldnt be scared to drop your bike at slow speeds (walking pace and slightly above) because unless its a full fairings sports bike or a antique unique specialty it wont break much if anything. I have a supermoto and ive droped it 3 times at walking pace doing stupid stuff, but nothing broke... Not even the bars bent
I've been working on the Italian Job the last few days and I doubt anybody is going to drop a bike doing that. The Tim Horton is the one that makes me kind of nervous though. I don't live in Saskatchewan, so my options are decidedly less dusty.
Wow the great missenden flyer’s commented, full respect for The missenden flyer, also fantastic motorcycle reviewer, the comments crack me up, I’m hopefully returning to 2 wheels soon, funduro lmao
The intelligence, wit, awesome production and tangible value of the messages within your videos are unparalleled! Please keep it up young man! Extremely well done! Thank you!👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for showing all the falls. I'm currently doing the Trans European Trail and have fallen so much it's a lot of effort to keep my confidence up. It helps to see others fall as well 😊
These are the best motorcycle tips ever! I would have NEVER thought of doing this. Can’t wait to get to work on my riding skills after a 25 yr break, since age 41 until now, with my new 2019 Africa Twin. Picking it up on Monday! Don’t worry, I’ll start easy..
I don’t think enough people realize that this is free to view content on UA-cam and not something behind a paywall or a streaming service exclusive. Holy shit is there a lot to take in from these episodes! Thank you for your time!
I never did this kind of stunts for the show, but for necessity, like when I had an injured foot and could not walk without crutches, but still wanted ya keep on riding. Thankfully, it was the brake leg, so I fitted a pillow contraption on the rear peg to hold my leg without using my foot and I learned how to get on, start, stop and get off and it went so well that I did not have to renounce riding not a single day. :-)
I am a motovlogger and i love your videos.. I don't think I would be able to execute videos of your level once in my life.. hats off Ryan.. loads of love 🤘
Mate, it's been 6 years since I had a bike. A few days ago, maybe due to lockdown fever (Melbourne) I started day-dreaming about for once the lockdown is over. After a few google-searches, UA-cam recommended Revzilla, then you. Your videos are so much better. Been watching your videos, mostly because of the subtle jokes, don't even have a bike right now. Just great work. Good filmmaking, information and extremely entertaining. Congrats!
Me: looking at my bike. My bike: Don't you dare to try this with me! Honestly I'm too scared that I will damage my bike. So congrats but I'm going to be this boring motorcycle noob for the rest of my life...
buy a cheap dr650 to learn on, sell it off after. i bought a bike that i wasn't afraid of dropping, definitely got dropped/lowsided a few times but that's how learning goes.
I would love to try this too, but, yes, your advice to start the training on a cheaper, older bike, I would highly recommand. But still a super cool Video!!! 😎
You brought back some old memories when I use to ride….finally decided to get back on two wheels after 15 year.. hope my muscle memory is still strong.
OMG (sorry for saying omg) but thank you. I'm short, not what guys call short, but what girls call short, and having to ask my boss to "catch" me when I show up for work, well, doesn't do wonders for my ego. The kickstand trick, oh, frkn game changer! Thx for including bloopers, I want to just cry-thought I was only one.
I like that ending and it makes sense.. my first bike, I dropped so many times, but I always fixed it and it never let me down.. taught me so much.. I am a very confident, pretty safe rider these days but, still have to have fun, and we learn from our mistakes.. my current bike has not been dropped, yet.. came close a few times, but all good, i anticipate the loss.. More often than not I do dress for the slide, not the ride.. but on a quiet sunny hot breezeless Sunday morning.. Nothing beats a muscle shirt and shorts in southern Alberta at 90km/h.. go from a sweat to chills in minutes, stop and feel your skin trying to still run.. I don’t know.. it’s a feeling.. Maybe freedom, maybe dumb.. but it’s great and I love it.. My body my choice hah
The most astonishing skill every rider has experienced once is joy of riding. We quickly forget how much fun it is to just ride, and before you know it you are a club racer. Just enjoying the ride is the hardest pro skill ever
I've done 90 degree turns just downshifting before. Have no idea how I did them but always thought it was pretty cool. And the things in the video I've done before just not with the current bike. Got me thinking I might have to go play now. Thanks for the reminders and all. Appreciate it
Thats what i was looking for. A video about playing with your bike. Thank you. When i was young, i played with my becycle. As a skier i always play with my ski.
2 things: 1. You're a bastard for showing how smooth things can be 2. You're redeemed yourself for showing at the end, the reality, practice makes perfect. Fantastic! I'm impressed how people make big bikes look like 250cc Well done and further credit to you mate. I thought Topy Price was one to watch but you might be the urban equivalent. Cheers for putting this together.
I see your johnnie walker and raise - I rode an MTX 200 in the 90's and I learned this, but by the time I stepped off, my keys were in my pocket and my helmet in my hand. Bike was a lot lighter though. Been thinking lately about trying it on the f650 Dakar and you've just inspired me. Another great video, cheers.
"Like removing a scrotal band-aid...". This is why I love this channel! Your videos are not only full of great tips and content, but you're very entertaining as a presenter.
Just great. Now I *need* to buy a second bike, one I won't mind dropping a few dozen times. And gas to get me to Saskatchewan. Now show us the over-the-handlebars-dismount from "TAXI" (or the Adidas "Road to Lisbon" ad).
On the bright side, a bike for this should be pretty cheap. And with massive crash bars.Which reminds me, I should really reinstall mine if I'm going to be up to these shenanigans.
Andy Gascon that’s cause most of them (especially pokers) are not serious riders. Done almost 20,000 miles this year and I’m not done yet. I love no bikes they have their place,but for my long trips and my motovlog I prefer a Harley.
Watching Ryan makes me wish I’d started off with a trials/off-road bike way back in 1981... have to make it a project/goal to get one at some point and spend some time on these kinds of things.
Your video is an absolute gem! The perfect blend of insightful content and visually captivating elements. It's evident that a lot of passion and effort went into creating this masterpiece. Looking forward to more captivating content from your channel!
Last quote was the best. "An immaculate motorcycle is the sign of a good rider, but a beat up motorcycle is the sign of the best." I recently discovered your channel, and I have to say, you're probably the most educational rider instructor I can find. Thanks youtuber that sounds like fortnite!
I started riding bikes early and at agr 56 I thought I knew how to ride a motorcycle. Ryan ruined that for me. Sure, I can get from point A to point B without dropping the bike (usually). But these videos have really made me realize how much I don't know. Thanks for making great content that keeps schooling me and helps me stay safer.
I had a very good time watching this, really funny. And, I will try it soon ...but, first have a 2 hour motor lesson this Saturday :-) So, the tricks I will be practising after the driver's license. At 56, you are also never too old to learn ;-)
VERY important tip! DO NOT LET GO OF THE REAR BRAKE WHEN YOU'RE COMING TO A STOP. If you let go while you're sliding 90 degrees, the tire will grab into the pavement and you will be flung OVER the bike. I learnt this the hard way!
Ah , a high side I've learnt it's called
I did this at very low speeds and got my first paint chip on the tank 😭 lesson learned
Me and my bike thank you for this comment
That stunt you mentioned works in grass too.
@@randomlife718 High siding?
So wholesome to see someone actually enjoying their expensive bike.
I love my 800gsa!
Ain't no point in having it, if you don't. Hell, I do things like that with my restomodded Norton Commando, my dudes. XS 650, and my XS Eleven. I grew up on dirt bikes, and it translated to street bikes.
Only ones I won't try it with are the Goldwing, PC 800, VT 1100, and the VTX 1800. Three due to weight, the other two, because the stand doesn't have a kick out tab. Yet.
kevin fox true there’s no point in having adv’s if you don’t get dirt on them. Although where I come from I don’t know any bike you’ve mentioned apart from the gold wing a quick google search showed you actually have a nice collection. Absolutely loved how the Xs eleven looks and the vt 1100. I would love to have my own bike one day and absolutely care and use it the way it should be but gg to you
GS’s get ridden hard, trust me. 👌🏼
@@hokedo they arnt ment for commuting because of their large and wide size but some still do with adv
"And remember, an immaculate motorcycle is a sign of a good rider, but a beat up motorcycle, is a sign of the best!" Ryan F9 winning once again :)
I must be the best! ;-)
My bike's previous owner was the best I think...
You a good guy
Personally I thinks stuff looks better when it's beat up but still looked after if you know what I mean
I don't feel so bad about dropping my Repsol now :D
I did the sliding U-turn once accidentally while I was practicing my U-turns on my brand new 2017 Versys 650. I was just a beginner on a big bike too, though I did ride a scooter for a few years.
I tried to do a tight one on the left side and tipped the bike in too far and it started to drop. I panicked, put my left foot down, dumped the clutch and slid the back tire (on pavement) until I made a perfect U-turn and then stood it up and kept going straight. Kept practicing for 10 more minutes and went home feeling like a pro. LOL I never tried to repeat it, but it felt dope as fuck. :D
@Andrew Van Dam pretty sure any bike will slide, once you're leaned that far it doesn't take a lot of power. it's just the commitment that scares me, on pavement anyway. gravel/dirt is easy.
😎😎🤣🤣👍👍
My favorite is to hang one foot over the side of the bike, slaming the rear brake, then sliding the rear tire to drift.
Okay... I'm extremely new to motorcycling and 4:10 gave me a mini heart attack. One of the most surprising things about getting big into motorcycles for the first time in my life is just how much weight the kickstand can hold. I've always wondered how people managed to lean and sit on them like a chair without worrying about falling over. Watching Ryan climb all over it too and I'm chuckling at how despite all this proof I still worry about tipping one over by breathing on it the wrong way. Or having heart attacks while simply watching him let it go mere inches off the kickstand lol
you are not alone, I've ridden for 7 years now and I still got scared lmao
One easy thing to give you confidence on that one is to try and pull your bike onto the sidestand.
Stand on your sidestand footpeg and hold onto the two outmost points on the motorcycle (on a hill if that is not enough) to load the weight onto the sidestand. Same as with just putting the bike up straight you will come to the point where the motorcycle feels nearly weightless because its center of mass is above the contact point. The sidestand is able to hold the full weight of the motorcycle by itself.
When you are comfortable with that you can turn your bike 180 degrees on it. Really gives you a feel for how much weight you can put onto it before anything happens.
Depends on the bike as well. Street bikes don't have very strong side stands. So I don't try getting on the peg first to get on the seat, I don't even try to turn my bike on the stand.
@@iceman-1987 i agree. A buddy of mine has a slightly more bent kickstand from stitting on it.
yeah, coming from a bicycle, where the kickstands always losen up or brake over time, on most motorcycles they are doing wonders.
You, my friend, are excellent in every thing you do. Thanks for the tips and laughs!
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VAMOOOOH NINiOOO!!!
No sé por qué me ha dado por mirar los comentarios buscándote, pero has aparecido JAJAJAJAJAJA, vamoh niñññññññññoooooooooo
Vamos niniooooooo pero que haces acaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa xDD
Jajaja q capo MAJES!!!!
"Whether unconventional mounting makes you a guru or a goofball depends on the friends you keep." Don't you just love Ryan's witty script writing.
Some ladies prefer unconventional mounting.
@@cisium1184 lolz
Fortnine you actually have legit bike skills, very refreshing to see a channel like yours being ran by somebody who actually knows the subject matter. A lot of youtubers who make great videos lack riding skills. A lot of guys with riding skills lack video production skills. You have earned my respect!
^^True Story.
4:11 gave me a heart attack
same lol
Same, just came here to make sure I wasn't the only one 😅
Same😅
it sure did, and the flair he did it with gave me a good laugh
Yep my heart stopped for a moment there!
6:18 "Side effect of a slick dismount include increased sexual partners."
David Weru 6:20
noice
I mean...
Dismounts are directly correlated to mounts.
Which gender?
Moral of the story: Own a motorcycle you aren’t afraid of dropping.
This is why I want swap my 800 for 250
@@beowulfpro -- I'm learning all this on a Brozz 250. If it flies off a cliff and disintegrates into bits smaller than a marble, I'm only out $1750.
@@Makermook I heard that this is good bike, in Canada an USA you have plenty of cheap good bikes,in shit Europe we don't have this opportunity. Good for you mate
Or someone else bike. Ah advertising loaners.
@@beowulfpro wut? in 'shit Europe' bikes go as low as 300. Also, in terms of performance we have the best bikes, what are you complaining about. :')
Fail Army will have lots of new footage when we all try out these tricks.
Still harder to join then the us army.
Did they have any new footage anyway?
You mean Moto Madness
ua-cam.com/users/dirtyhusky69
1st trick... 1st try..Tyre grips, mini high side
@@King88_8 I have two 2 strokes that will wheelie and slide doing that trick. I guess that's 2 for 1 if I was any good. Sadly it's a high altitude high side when I bottle it.
„The master has failed more times than the novice even tried“
The ability to repeat after failue is the key here.
And knowing where you failed is good also.
That's a good one
That is sooooo true!
Is that from the TV show "Kung Fu"?
My tips for the great scape (I learned it just yesterday): start moving ur bike with only clutch, not pushing, while walking on the side. When you get it and you can do it smoothly, you can put your foot on the peg while it's moving and get up. It's a lot easier than I thought
My heart stopped for a second when you let go of that windscreen.
MOTOTREK approves this public service message!
This makes me so happy! Mototrek and Fortnine need to make something together. You guys are only a few hours from each other too. West Coast for the win!
Haha, great cameo, Bret!
@@brendanmichaud2683 The closest we have so far is Bret's video on Sand riding, if I remember correctly :)
@@777astercheese There is also the one where Bret shows how to do a 180 turn in tight trails, using DTC and regular clutch.
Lol. 👍👍👍
The 7 minutes it took me to watch this probably dropped the resale value of my bike by half.
Daniel Francis You can SELL A BIKE?
Then don't sell! Ride it thru hell now!
Daniel Francis 😂😂😂😂
If my insurance company had access to my watch history then my rates would be much higher than they currently are.
Daniel Francis
This is why you buy a “spare” on Craigslist.....
Absolutely loved the Mototrek cameo. Brett's awesome, and this video is even better. You guys rule
Your poor squiddies... F9 the bad influence 😅
Hi yammie
honestly. also hi yam!
Why don't you learn this tricks (or if you already know them) show on your channel?
@@vasvoljenistanoje8925 Yeah I wanna see Yammie doing these drills on his T7.
"a beat up motorcycle is the sign of the best"
Damn I must be pretty damn good then
Except when you total it
@@okolokolokolokolokolo941 I've got a bike that's been totalled at least twice. Last time I lost an argument with a camry, the price of replacement factory bars, shifter and tank was enough to write the vehicle off. So I bought the wreck back for $100 and fixed it one weekend lol. And that's how you get a rat bike. :D
Lol
That's what every 125 CCM driver says
The previous owner of mine must have been awesome
I'm an old man now and don't even ride anymore
hips and knees have gone, so have problems walking
yet
remember many decades of riding bikes with perfect balance and fluidity
where man and machine were at one
in perfect harmony
and the limits were always practiced and known
traction was never the limit,
regardless of braking or accelerating
balance and precise control of mechanisms
pulled off some amazingly easy to do but spectacular moves.
at the expense of your rubber.
beautiful comment
You know what I love about you and your videos? There is always authenticity and substance to be found within. You have a brilliance that is approachable. When so many Moto related videos come across as shallow and cliche, you manage to respect your viewers integrity and remain relevant to riders.
You guys had me THIS close to trying all of that on my bike until the blooper reel kicked in.
I was really thinking of trying that Johnny walker... But then he dropped the bike to the opposite of the stand. Okay.
We need more bloopers!
You shouldnt be scared to drop your bike at slow speeds (walking pace and slightly above) because unless its a full fairings sports bike or a antique unique specialty it wont break much if anything.
I have a supermoto and ive droped it 3 times at walking pace doing stupid stuff, but nothing broke... Not even the bars bent
@@HochstartHarry It bends the gear lever and brake lever on the versys 650 :(
@@UltimatePwnageNL get fold up levers.. they are like 30€
"hard dusty surfaces, like Saskatchewan" 😂 😂
this is why I love Canadians on UA-cam
Came looking for this comment. Wasn't disappointed
Hell yeah.
had me rolling
I live in Sasky, can confirm said hard dustiness.
@@KentRodgman wooh 306 represent! or frozen and wet like it the last couple weeks 😂
simply the best motorcycle channel on youtube.
Your movements with and on the bike are just so clean and smooth. That purring start at 5:15 gave me goosebumps. Very impressive Mister.
So many bikes are gonna get dropped this week. Good Job!
I've been working on the Italian Job the last few days and I doubt anybody is going to drop a bike doing that. The Tim Horton is the one that makes me kind of nervous though. I don't live in Saskatchewan, so my options are decidedly less dusty.
And that’s how you sell parts like a pro. Education.
Great vid Ryan...as ever and as we've come to expect!
Lol your bikes are too clean do you think you could do some of these tricks that would make a great video TMF
Yeah come on Andy, what Alan said, let's see you give these pro skills a go! You've already got the GS! 😂
What motorcycle was that ?
Wow the great missenden flyer’s commented, full respect for The missenden flyer, also fantastic motorcycle reviewer, the comments crack me up, I’m hopefully returning to 2 wheels soon, funduro lmao
At 4:10 my anxiety relly thought the bike was gonna fall
André Vinje Rygg same. He got me good
My heart stopped for a second
Same
Phew I thought something was really wrong with me, glad I m not the only one.
I knew this comment was here. Cause I got anxiety from that.
The best part is the bloopers at the end, so it's not like you do it on one shot, but actually suffer too... gives hope. :D
Thank you wholeheartedly for including outtakes.
For sale: 2011 BMW F800GS. Only ridden in a professional manner.
How can you be so weird and yet, so cool?
I love this channel so much 😀
Former Arts History Student... what else would you expect?:-)
Because WE are so weird, of course.
It's the tao of cool, things you expect to be cool are not. Things you expect not to be cool are.
Weird is cool!
I think the Canadian-ness is a definite help lol
His editing is what is mind blowing to me.
The intelligence, wit, awesome production and tangible value of the messages within your videos are unparalleled! Please keep it up young man! Extremely well done! Thank you!👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for showing all the falls. I'm currently doing the Trans European Trail and have fallen so much it's a lot of effort to keep my confidence up. It helps to see others fall as well 😊
4:10 RYAN STOP, I ALMOST GOT A HEART ATTACK
Same😅
That was legitimately scary
Yep
Haha i thought it would fall too xd
These are the best motorcycle tips ever! I would have NEVER thought of doing this. Can’t wait to get to work on my riding skills after a 25 yr break, since age 41 until now, with my new 2019 Africa Twin. Picking it up on Monday! Don’t worry, I’ll start easy..
Respect to the Ryan and F9 for bringing some much needed fun and honesty to UA-cam motorcycle videos
I don’t think enough people realize that this is free to view content on UA-cam and not something behind a paywall or a streaming service exclusive. Holy shit is there a lot to take in from these episodes! Thank you for your time!
I never did this kind of stunts for the show, but for necessity, like when I had an injured foot and could not walk without crutches, but still wanted ya keep on riding. Thankfully, it was the brake leg, so I fitted a pillow contraption on the rear peg to hold my leg without using my foot and I learned how to get on, start, stop and get off and it went so well that I did not have to renounce riding not a single day. :-)
I am a motovlogger and i love your videos.. I don't think I would be able to execute videos of your level once in my life.. hats off Ryan.. loads of love 🤘
Love the chemistry between F9 and MotoTrek
Hi laugh myself off the couch when I saw Bret popping up Ryan’s face 😂
Best part of the video!
Mate, it's been 6 years since I had a bike. A few days ago, maybe due to lockdown fever (Melbourne) I started day-dreaming about for once the lockdown is over. After a few google-searches, UA-cam recommended Revzilla, then you. Your videos are so much better. Been watching your videos, mostly because of the subtle jokes, don't even have a bike right now. Just great work. Good filmmaking, information and extremely entertaining. Congrats!
Fantastic! Entertainment and information rolled up into perfection.
4:10 shortened my lifespan from the mini heart attack i swear I had
Me to!!!
Me: looking at my bike.
My bike: Don't you dare to try this with me!
Honestly I'm too scared that I will damage my bike. So congrats but I'm going to be this boring motorcycle noob for the rest of my life...
buy a cheap dr650 to learn on, sell it off after. i bought a bike that i wasn't afraid of dropping, definitely got dropped/lowsided a few times but that's how learning goes.
I would love to try this too, but, yes, your advice to start the training on a cheaper, older bike, I would highly recommand. But still a super cool Video!!! 😎
@@sylvial.7272 none of these should cause a drop though, these are pretty basic skills.
@@0xsergy Well we saw Ryan dropping his a few times and he knows what he's doing.
I hear you, I feel like my bike is gonna be an angry housewife ready to smack me with her slipper if I ever did this to her
Using Bret’s head is hillarious 😂
But, warning announcement regarding the sexual life is even more hillarious 😂😂
Who's Bret?
@@ragefury1817 Guy in this channel videos: ua-cam.com/channels/Wh6PvzNVeOmEU065h-8kUw.html Enjoy ;)
Bret Tkacs, presenter of Mototrek channel, who shows up as a head only at 5:13
One of the most under rated channels on UA-cam.
It was the highlight of this video
You sir have the best voice ever to listen to or to narrate video's. Very pleasent to listen to and with much confidence.
This man is legitimately a treasure to content creation.
"we'll have to censor our stunt rider identity..."
5:13 replace with Bret instead
You brought back some old memories when I use to ride….finally decided to get back on two wheels after 15 year.. hope my muscle memory is still strong.
Welcome back brother.
Why the long pause?
Hilarious! And informative. Laughed at Brett's face overlay.
OMG (sorry for saying omg) but thank you. I'm short, not what guys call short, but what girls call short, and having to ask my boss to "catch" me when I show up for work, well, doesn't do wonders for my ego. The kickstand trick, oh, frkn game changer! Thx for including bloopers, I want to just cry-thought I was only one.
I like that ending and it makes sense.. my first bike, I dropped so many times, but I always fixed it and it never let me down.. taught me so much.. I am a very confident, pretty safe rider these days but, still have to have fun, and we learn from our mistakes.. my current bike has not been dropped, yet.. came close a few times, but all good, i anticipate the loss..
More often than not I do dress for the slide, not the ride..
but on a quiet sunny hot breezeless Sunday morning..
Nothing beats a muscle shirt and shorts in southern Alberta at 90km/h.. go from a sweat to chills in minutes, stop and feel your skin trying to still run..
I don’t know.. it’s a feeling..
Maybe freedom, maybe dumb..
but it’s great and I love it..
My body my choice hah
A day where f9 uploads is a good day
3:20 when you are trying to ride home after 5 drinks at the bar
Haha! Loving the shade with “factory recommended”
I really appreciated the honesty in the bloopers/outakes. Thanks for not leaving those out.
The most astonishing skill every rider has experienced once is joy of riding. We quickly forget how much fun it is to just ride, and before you know it you are a club racer. Just enjoying the ride is the hardest pro skill ever
One of your best ever👍so many great lines in this one! Thanks
“Side effect of a slick dismount include increase sexual partners.” LMAO, I that one got me.
Y’all really know how to start my day huh
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And he knows how to end mine
Luc Verhoeven west coast baby
I've done 90 degree turns just downshifting before. Have no idea how I did them but always thought it was pretty cool. And the things in the video I've done before just not with the current bike. Got me thinking I might have to go play now. Thanks for the reminders and all. Appreciate it
Thats what i was looking for. A video about playing with your bike. Thank you. When i was young, i played with my becycle. As a skier i always play with my ski.
5:13 ....that's hilarious. As you were climbing all over your bike around 3:17 I was reminded of a Mototrek video.....
0:10 The Italian Job 1:08 The Tim Horton 2:52 The Pommel Horse 4:16 The Great Escape 5:27 The Johnny Walker
“A beat up motorcycle is a sign of the best”
That’s why I never replaced my tank after I fell 🤧😛🙃
Scars tell a man's story, the same is true of machines.
In all your videos, how have I just now discovered this one? You've finally done it. After YEARS, you've earned a sub.
2 things:
1. You're a bastard for showing how smooth things can be
2. You're redeemed yourself for showing at the end, the reality, practice makes perfect.
Fantastic! I'm impressed how people make big bikes look like 250cc
Well done and further credit to you mate. I thought Topy Price was one to watch but you might be the urban equivalent.
Cheers for putting this together.
when youve watched so much f9 that you actually recognize some clips and ideas
is this what true love feels like ?
Finally the beautiful F800GS has returned😍 I couldn't stay that red thing
What red thing? 🤔
Hey Ryan. Great work, I’ve learned so much with your channel. I love how each of your videos has a creative theme/video style. Keep at it!!!
I see your johnnie walker and raise - I rode an MTX 200 in the 90's and I learned this, but by the time I stepped off, my keys were in my pocket and my helmet in my hand. Bike was a lot lighter though. Been thinking lately about trying it on the f650 Dakar and you've just inspired me. Another great video, cheers.
"Like removing a scrotal band-aid...". This is why I love this channel! Your videos are not only full of great tips and content, but you're very entertaining as a presenter.
ive done the first one on a bicycle so many times, should be a master at it xd
Bret redirects people to your Sena/Cardo video in his last video, so you return the favor here. What good people.
Hurtydwarf I believe they both been in each other’s videos. It’s great to see the support
You need to start making films. You're brilliantly talented!
This is my favourite motorcycle channel ever... Thanks a lot
The best videos on motorcycling on the internet!
Just great. Now I *need* to buy a second bike, one I won't mind dropping a few dozen times. And gas to get me to Saskatchewan.
Now show us the over-the-handlebars-dismount from "TAXI" (or the Adidas "Road to Lisbon" ad).
On the bright side, a bike for this should be pretty cheap. And with massive crash bars.Which reminds me, I should really reinstall mine if I'm going to be up to these shenanigans.
You're gonna get me into trouble. I turn 50 next year. I should act my age....
Me too, buddy... Never act your age!! Fifty is the new thirty when it comes to riding, it keeps you young, Don!✌️
Donald Klopper. C’mon! I’m 73 and I’m going to at least try some of this! Les in UK
@@leslieaustin151 fair point. Just make sure it's on video and that you come and share it with us!
i turned 40 this year, sure i will try the balancing act as it will help me do a longer "footofthefloor" at a stoplight :)
Im in my 50's. Helmets help hide your age tremendously!
3:32 uhmm my feathered footed elf self brought down my Grom in every position..
This is the best Motorcycle channel on UA-cam!!!
The best motorcycle channel in the world.
Can’t see this being so easy on my Harley with forward controls 😂😂
Would pay to see him do this on my 10 second Super Glide.
I want to try it on my ultra classy lol
Andy Gascon that’s cause most of them (especially pokers) are not serious riders. Done almost 20,000 miles this year and I’m not done yet. I love no bikes they have their place,but for my long trips and my motovlog I prefer a Harley.
Mr. McStache I’m learning more everyday.Safe trips my fellow rider
Oh frick. I hate when a leaf sticks to my dash and hides my speedo 😤😤😤
Speedo ain't important, it's the revs that count. 😉
As soon as I get a second bike, my first is in for it....
your humour is 12/10 what keeps me watching!
Watching Ryan makes me wish I’d started off with a trials/off-road bike way back in 1981... have to make it a project/goal to get one at some point and spend some time on these kinds of things.
Hey wait a minute! I’m from Saskatchewan! We have SOME pavement 😤
I feel like you’re the Adam Neely of motorcycles...
I think i like Ryan better tho
Well played.
Michael Fish But, first you have to know who Adam Neely is. I think not enough people do! Bravo!
Statutory warning: do this on a adventure motorcyle.
Fun to watch but not applicable to my pristine V7 III Special.
Your video is an absolute gem! The perfect blend of insightful content and visually captivating elements. It's evident that a lot of passion and effort went into creating this masterpiece. Looking forward to more captivating content from your channel!
Last quote was the best. "An immaculate motorcycle is the sign of a good rider, but a beat up motorcycle is the sign of the best." I recently discovered your channel, and I have to say, you're probably the most educational rider instructor I can find. Thanks youtuber that sounds like fortnite!
Thanks Ryan, I just dropped my bike 73 times!
4:11 my heart stopped when he let go
Ryan F9: proud supporter of Canadian squids
he rides in a full gear though.. at least on most of his videos
I started riding bikes early and at agr 56 I thought I knew how to ride a motorcycle. Ryan ruined that for me. Sure, I can get from point A to point B without dropping the bike (usually). But these videos have really made me realize how much I don't know. Thanks for making great content that keeps schooling me and helps me stay safer.
I had a very good time watching this, really funny. And, I will try it soon ...but, first have a 2 hour motor lesson this Saturday :-) So, the tricks I will be practising after the driver's license. At 56, you are also never too old to learn ;-)